Christmas at Heligan
Festive events in the Lost Gardens of Heligan on selected dates through the Christmas season. Check Heligan's website for the programme.
Festivals, markets, Christmas lights and age-old traditions across Cornwall, updated regularly.
Festive events in the Lost Gardens of Heligan on selected dates through the Christmas season. Check Heligan's website for the programme.
A two-day Christmas fair at the Eden Project with local makers and food producers, raising funds for Cornwall Community Foundation. Check Eden's website for tickets and times.

Christmas lights, festive shows and a Father Christmas experience in and around the biomes on selected dates. Some events need separate tickets, so book ahead.
Cotehele's famous 60-foot garland, made from thousands of dried flowers grown on the estate, hangs in the Great Hall of this Tudor house. National Trust admission applies.

A weekend Christmas fair with local craft and food stalls.
Cornwall's biggest Christmas market fills Lemon Quay in the centre of Truro, with food, drink and gifts from local producers and makers. Late opening on some evenings.
A lantern parade through Truro's streets, with giant illuminated lanterns made by schools and community groups, marking the start of the festive season. Free to watch.
Falmouth switches on its Christmas lights on The Moor, followed by late-night shopping.
A festive food and craft fayre around Padstow harbour, which grew out of the long-running Padstow Christmas Festival. Great for edible gifts.
A Christmas market on The Moor, live music from local choirs and bands, and family attractions across the town centre.
Mousehole's famous harbour lights have lit up the village since the 1960s. The lights are dimmed for an hour on 19 December in memory of the crew of the Penlee lifeboat Solomon Browne. Park in Penzance and take the bus.

Penzance celebrates the midwinter solstice with masked guise dancing, lantern processions and a bonfire. Family-friendly by day, darker and more traditional after dark.
Mousehole remembers the fisherman who, legend says, saved the village from famine, with a lantern procession and Stargazy pie.
Cornwall's national day, celebrating the patron saint of tinners with parades, music and the black and white Cornish flag. Look out for the procession to St Piran's Oratory near Perranporth.
One of England's oldest folk festivals: two 'osses dance through Padstow's flower-decked streets to drums and singing from early morning. Arrive very early.

Helston welcomes spring with the Furry Dance, danced through the streets and in and out of houses, with the town decked in bluebells and gorse.
Cornwall's biggest agricultural show, with livestock, food, crafts and entertainment over three days.
Penzance's midsummer festival of music, arts and parades, building to Mazey Day, when the town fills with processions, and Quay Fair Day.
A big surf, skate and music festival, with music on the clifftop above Watergate Bay and surf competitions at Fistral Beach.
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Dates can change, so always check the official website before you travel.